The hardest part of ordering isn't picking a style. It's guessing how much material your porch actually needs.
Too little and the display reads thin from the street. Too much and it crowds the door. The four Gourdgeous Porches packages are built around porch size rather than taste, so the question isn't which one you like — it's which one fits your entry.
Here's how to tell.
Measure the space, not the house
Stand at the curb and look at your entry the way a passerby would. What matters is the width of the usable decorating surface: the stoop, the steps, and whatever floor space flanks the door.
A large house with a shallow stoop needs less material than a modest house with a deep wraparound porch. Square footage of the home is a poor guide. Square footage of the porch is the right one.
The Welcome — $450
Best forTownhome entries, front stoops, and anywhere the decorating surface is roughly the width of the door plus a few feet on one side.
Large, medium, white and heirloom, specialty, and minis. No jumbo statement pumpkin.
This is a concentrated display, not a spread-out one. On the right porch it looks complete. On a wide porch it looks sparse, and no amount of arranging fixes that.
The Classic — $725
Best forA standard front porch with steps and room on both sides of the door.
The jump from The Welcome is the one most people underestimate. Two bales and two bundles let you build a matched arrangement on each side of the entry instead of one grouping and an empty side. That symmetry is what makes a porch look styled rather than decorated.
The Manor — $1,450
Best forWide entries, deep porches, and homes where the front door sits back from the street.
The mums are the visible difference. Living color changes how the whole display reads, and it's the tier where the arrangement stops being a cluster and starts being layered — multiple heights, multiple groupings, material reaching from the walkway to the door.
One thing to plan for: mums are living plants and need watering from the day they arrive. If nobody will be home to water them, factor that in.
The Estate — $2,995
Best forEstate entries, double doors, and long approaches where the display has to hold its own against the scale of the house.
Professional Design and Weather Guard are both included and can't be removed. That means our stylist arranges every piece — you're not receiving materials to place yourself.
One market exception: Weather Guard is a frost blanket, so we don't sell it in Phoenix. A Phoenix Estate includes everything above and Professional Design, but not Weather Guard.
The Estate covers one primary entry. If your property needs multiple entrances or separate zones, that's a custom quote instead.
Sizing up or down
Two rules that resolve most close calls:
- When you're between two tiers, the larger one is usually right. Under-filling a porch is the more common regret, and it's the harder one to fix after delivery.
- When the gap is small, add on instead. An extra straw bale is $30 and an extra corn stalk bunch is $25. If The Classic is close but your porch is a little deeper than standard, two add-ons cost less than moving up a tier.
When none of them fit
Storefronts, HOA entrances, clubhouses, and community entries are quoted to scope rather than sold by package. Multi-zone properties are the same. If you're decorating more than one entry, start with a quote.
Fall 2026 booking is open. Every package arrives with fresh materials delivered and placed at your entry during your metro's assigned window. Styling, Weather Guard, and end-of-season removal are add-ons you choose at checkout.